Re: CUPS
Walter Alejandro Iglesias <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.slackware |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 08:25:51AM +1000, Nick Edwards wrote: > On 7/27/14, Walter Alejandro Iglesias <[email protected]> wrote: > >>> Only noticed this because just replaced our ubuntu print server with >>> slackware (all other serves are slackware anyway so why not) but for >>> the life of me it wont print .conf files, >>> sits there forever saying Idle - "Sending data to printer." but it >>> clearly is not >>> hell the thing wont even print the test page "no profiles specified in >>> PPD" >>> even copied the types and convs files from .../share/cups to >>> /etc/cups, no difference. >>> >> >> I am pretty sure that whatever your problem is it has nothing to do with >> your prejudice about antiquated or modern software. >> >> It sounds to me that you chose the wrong driver or the driver you need >> is not present in Slackware by default (Ubuntu, with its *friendly* >> approach take care of that details for you). >> > > Nope, the driver (from guttenprint) is correct, if I print a document > from openoffice, it works perfect, I can even print an email from > webmail in chrome, but try anything else, like from text editors, or > other softwares, nope, even a lp /etc/somefile.txt lpr -l > /etc/ntp.conf on the print server itself = no go, and again test pages > dont from the print server, so I'm happy the driver is right, since it > is a perfect match to my printer. Just guessing, it's a usb printer? Some udev rule? (I hate udev :)).